FPC split on Alaska to Canada gas pipeline routes
Federal Power Commission members debated which trans-Canada line to back for Alaska gas to U S markets. Arctic Gas and Northwest Pipeline favored, with El Paso option as backstop. Costs projected to 1980s with Arctic at 8.1 billion, Northwest 6.7, El Paso 6.5. final decision due by December 1.
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Federal Power Commission
Carter
Canada
U. S
FPC
trans-Canada
Alaska
Arctic
Northwest Pipeline Corp
Alcan Pipeline Co
Northwest
el Paso Natural Gas Co
U.S. Senate
el Paso
Congress
Arctic Gas
Arctic National Wildlife Range
MacKenzie River
Caroline
Alberta
American West
Midwest
North Slope
Point Gravina
City Manager Evaluation Continues In Lawrence
Lawrence city commissioners continued evaluating City Manager Buford Watson in a closed session at city hall. They planned a composite report from 12 evaluation criteria and six management potential categories, with Ed Carter drafting the report for review before a final executive session with Watson.
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Lawrence
Buford Watson
City Hall
Marnie Argersinger
Argersinger
Ed Carter
Watson
Carter
Commission
Housing official refuses reinstatement of longtime Edgewood director
Doris Kaiser, executive director of Edgewood and Babcock Place housing projects since 1974, will not be reinstated by the Lawrence Housing Authority. The authority’s chairwoman Kathryn Calvin called the matter closed despite a petition from about 90 residents noting Kaiser’s availability and care for families. Kaiser resigned for personal reasons last Tuesday and later said she was forced out. Cobler, tenant association vice chairman, charged repairs, rate discrepancies, lack of programs, and noncompliance with federal rules, while Mayor Argersinger plans to discuss regulations with officials. Kaiser said she hopes to find another position elsewhere.
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Edgewood Homes
Lawrence Housing Authority
Doris Kaiser
Kathryn Calvin
Ms. Kaiser
Housing Authority
Edgewood
Babcock Place
Marnie Argersinger
Cobler
Curt Schneider
Argersinger
Calvin
NH guards guard 1414 anti nuke protesters at four armories
About 1414 demonstrators were held in four New Hampshire armories while authorities contract roughly 500 National Guardsmen at 35 dollars a day each. The plan includes future food costs and delays civilian workers, with hearings set as bail was refused.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
Burger King
McDonald’s
Armories
Should You Refinance A Mortgage In An Inflationary Era
Two solid reasons exist to refinance a mortgage to lower costs or to convert equity into cash. In high inflation, savings from rewriting an old loan are unlikely, but reducing monthly charges may occur with a smaller loan or longer term. Consider the purpose and total cost before proceeding. Gill Agency invites contact at 902 Tenn. Phone 843 1011.
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Gill Agency
Tenn
Council drops request to expand Mini Bus
Douglas County Planning Council on Services for the Aging drops a plan to add a fifth Mini Bus van after objections from Union Cab Co and Yellow Cab Co. The group now seeks only federal funds to replace one van and consider using cab services for elderly transport.
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Douglas County
Ward H. Thompson
Union Cab Co
Yellow Cab Co
Kansas
Woods
Cottonwood, Inc
Douglas County Association For
Thompson
Broughton
Salina
Lack of Snow Slashes Colorado Ski Revenue
Colorado ski industry faced a rare down year with an estimated 30 to 35 percent drop in skier days and up to 2 million fewer lift tickets sold, costing as much as 50 million dollars in revenue despite five resorts possibly posting record highs. Keystone Loveland Basin Arapahoe Basin Lake Eldora Ski Broadmoor led the potential upswing with snowmaking help.
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Denver
Colorado
R. Garrett Mitchell
Colorado Ski Country USA
Keystone
Loveland Basin
Arapahoe Basin
Lake Eldora
Ski Broadmoor
Arapahoe
Mitchell
Accident victim in serious condition in Kansas City
Kelli Cobb six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Alan Cobb of 936 Illinois street was in serious condition at Kansas University Medical Center after Monday being struck by a van near Ninth and Illinois crosswalk. Police said John Sullentrop thirty two of Overland Park drove the van. Witnesses said she was running northbound when hit. No charges filed yet.
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Kelli Cobb
Alan Cobb
Kansas University Medical Center
Illinois
John Sullentrop
Overland Park
City employees push changes to personnel handbook at first session
Lawrence city commissioners and utilities staff debated grievance procedures, sick leave, uniforms, and incentive ideas at the initial of seven sessions on the personnel handbook. Workers called for a panel review, emergency leave definitions, improved uniforms, and pay adjustments tied to increased plant duties.
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Lawrence
Utilities Department
Water and Sewer Department
Eugene Bouchard
Utilities Workers II
Bouchard
Ed Carter
Commission
Jim Caskey
Sion
Buford Watson
Caskey
Carter
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